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The Norwegian champion, out of the races since March 2019, finally on the track in the Lorenskog indoor facility. "I have always had only one goal: to return to the World Cup".
Friday 21 August 2020 2 minutes reading time
His smile returned to shine, more than seventeen months after the first of two terrible injuries to the cruciate and meniscus of the right knee, injured first on March 12, 2019, in the trial of the descent of the Soldeu finals, then at the end of November in training, even without falling, when he was preparing the return to the race.
Ragnhild Mowinckel put her skis back on after a very long ordeal: on Thursday, the two-time Olympic medalist in PyeongChang took to the track in the indoor facility of the “Sno” in Lorenskog; it will be difficult to see the 27-year-old Norwegian all-rounder competing in Soelden on 17 October for the inaugural giant of the new season, but a first step has been made. "I have always had only one big goal, the return to the World Cup", the words of the ''92 class of Molde, who will have a little more time to recover without the need to fly overseas for the Killington and Lake Louise.
Everyone in the white circus awaits her with open arms.
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